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The Irish standard., 1887-08-06

The case was postponed from the. last
assizes. The parties in the case are
neighbors, and there was dispute as
to a right of way. A brother of the
prisoner had absconded. The jury ac-
quilted the prisoner. Two men named
John Byrne and Michael Kenny were
charged with the manslaughter Of a
man named Lawrence Clabby, a pain
ter, employed on the Midland Great
Western Railway, on March 81 last.
The case occupied the day. The occur
renee arose out of a drunken quarrel
LOUTH.
at Drogheda assizes on July S,
Justice Holmes was presented with a
pair Of white gloves, there being no
cases for trial.
LIMERICK.
The Limerick Grand Jury were
s worn in July 4. A jubilee ddress was
adopted, and an application to aid the
Baltimore Fishery School was rejected,
it being explained that there were 40
funds at the disposal of the grand jury.
MAYO.
On the evening of July /, dangerous
fire broke out in the shambles situated
in central part of the town. The
blaze, which originated in the acci-
dental lighting Of paratine Oil barrels.
spread rapidly and completely demol-
ished a line Of sheds used as carpenters
workshops, hay stores, and stables. One
horse was burned to death, and several
tons Of hay, with a number Of valuable
sets of carpenters tools, destroyed.
The flames were at last subdued by a
Of young men and sailors, who
were ably directed by Father Begley,
and Others
MONAGHAN.
On July 8, the assizes for this county
were opened in the county court house
by Justice Holmes. There were but
two cases to go before the jury, in one
Of which q persons were charged with
riot, illegal assembly and assault, on
M rch last. The other case, in which
a nlal named McGlane was charged
with illegal interference, was disposed
of and the assizes adjourned, The IL
legal assembly ease will he tried ON
their continuation.
MEATH.
On July 4 the assizes for this county
were opened in the Trim court house
by Mr.. Justice Andrews and Mr., just
ice Holmes. The former presided in
the Crown Court, and the latter. in the
Record Court. There were only three
cases to go before the grand jury, none
Of which were very sarinue
The Irish standard., 1887-08-06

John B. PeRters, retail liquor dealer,
~ East 7thS ST, (near# cor. Wabasha),
The Irish standard., 1887-08-06
MEATH.
QUEENS COUNTY.

On July 6 Grand Jury was sworn at
marlborough. The High Sheriff an
nounced that the Commission would be
opened On July 8. Application was
made on behalf of the Inspector Gener-
al of the r. I. G. for s presentment for
e103 for extra police. The inspector
stated that the greater portion of this
amount was the cost Of extra men en,-
ployed at Luggacurran in March last.
This only refers to the eviction of
Messrs. Kilbride and Dunne. After
disposing Of other minor cases 5he
Grand Jury adjourned.
SLIGO.
The assiZes for this county were
opened on July by the Lord Chief JUS
tice and the Lord Chief Baron. The
former presided in the Crown Court,
and, addressing the grand jury, said: II
have merely to remark that the Crown
Solicitor informs me there are only two
bills on two cases to be submitted to
you, both of q very ordinary character.
So far as ana aware, there is no other
subject calling for any observations to
be made.
TIPpERARY.
AT the meeting of the Tipperary
Board of Guardians on July 5, William
Allis, V. c., complained of the griev-
Gus delay made by several contractors
in the erection of laborers' cottages
throughout the union. MI. Mulcahy
said the board should insist, with a
strong arm, III keeping all the contract
ors of the cottages to the very letter of
the conditions of their contracts. MIR.
O'Dwyer, the boards solicitor, said
that more than week ago he served
the sureties of every defaulting con-
tractor IN the union.
WATERFORD.
At meeting of the Waterford Cor
poration on July 5, q resolution was
passed expressing extreme pleasure by
the members at the high honor con.
ferred upon their distinguished fellow
citizen, Thomas Sexton. M. T., by his
unanimous election to the position of
Lord Mayor of Dublin.
WICKLOW.
Wholesale evictions began on the es-
tate of G.. r. Brooks, at Coolgreney,
ner wicklow, on the morning Of July 6.
"A. detachment of 10G military men and
a body of. $50 police protected the evic-
tors in their terrible work. a great
many families were evicted, somebf
whom resisted bravely until they were
overpowered by the eyictors. The evic-
tions were resumed the next day, and
Patrick Keogh, Thomas Kennedy, Mi.
chael DonnellY, Mark Keogh, Mathew
Redmond and w illiam Fox, were sever
ally removed from their holdings, the
emergency men having in some cases to
force their way into the houses, which
were defended BY the tenants and their
families. 5.
ohm B. Pewters retail liquor dealer
1g East s7thI ST., NEAR cor. 7. w abasha),I
ST. Pau. II.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-06
WATERFORD.

Alta meeting of the Waterford Cor
poration on July S, a resolution was
passed expressing extreme pleasure by
the members at the high honor con.
ferred upon their distinguished fellow
citizen, Thomas Sexton. M. T., by his
unanimous election to the position Of
I o,.I AHouo,> nf n,,h1in
The Irish standard., 1887-08-06
LEITRIM.

The Assizes for this county were
opened in the court house, Carrick-on-
Shannon, on July s, by Lord Chief
Baron. The business of the session was
light. Patrick Waters and eight others,
who were charged with obstructing and
assaulting the Sheriff IN the discharge
of his duty at an eviction, were dis
charged.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-06

*Daly. except Sunday. +{onucct ut Duluth
with Northern Pacific railway for Superior and
The Irish standard., 1887-08-06

Justice Harrison on July opened
the Commission of Assize for the
County Kildare. and Informed the
grand jury that there were but five
criminal cases for trial, none of them of
a very serious nature.
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Local. BRIEFS.

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1t is not intended that this issue
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carry the advertisements.
Capt. Eichleberger entertained
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day evening.
Mr.. Charles Hale, of Falls Mills,rc
Gently slaughtered pig ten months
old which weighed 400 pounds net,
q pretty fair specimen of Tazewell
stock.
There is indication Of move
ment of men and business from the
country along the line Of tho Nor
foil: and Western, between Cen.
trail aud Bristol, to that part Of the
country penetrated by the Clinch
Valley Extension.
Elsewhere will be found the adj
vcrtisement of the Glamorgan
Company, Lynchburg, which is
gaining very solid reputation.
The first pipe produced was that
used at this place for the water
works. The Glamorgan is now
filling an order for Washington
city. There is good timber III the
company and the sap is up.
Neck Ties. Bows AMI Scarts, at I.
Frank & Co.'S.
Call on Pobst for az, ,Iing in tie
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Collars and cuffs for men and boys
ut 1. Frank a. Cos
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The celebrated Pearl Shirt, FOR sale
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Smith Lockhart has 400 feet
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TIE rs FASCINATED
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Holiday Goods,

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I'll .f>l tl.ol I.

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Wichita eagle., 1887-12-15
A Characteristic Apology.

h. {, star
DR.. Munford. in all his interviews re-
garding Ed. Corrigan's attack, insists
that his right wrist was held SO that he
could not get at his revolver and shoot
his assailant. This is very much like an
apology which the famous journalist,
Wilbur f. Storey, once made in the Chi
cago Times. At one time, then in his
prime. Mr.. Storey was making war on
the Chicago gamblers. He was return
ing home late one night after his paper
had gone to press and was attacked by
George Trussel, a notorioug gambler of
the day. The latter drew his revolver
and fired at Trussel, who fell to the
ground Storey was about to fire again,
but Dan O'Hara. local politician.
shouted to him not to shoot again. as the
gambler was hit. Storey suspended fire,
and then Trussel, who was only sham
ming. jumped up and ran away. Storey
returned to his newspaper office, ordered
the paper taken from the press wrote an
editorial saying that he thought he owed
the public an apology for rot killing a
ruffian when he had the opportunity to
do so, and then sent the paper to press
again
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-15
THAT TAX QUESTION.
Leavenworth and Cities,
Take Notice

The EAGLE, some days since, solely as
refutation of some very unjust and
untruthful articles, written from Kansas
to eastern papers against the financial
condition of Kansas, published the rate
OF taxation of several cities and counties
In Kansas, in connection with the rate
for Wichita and Sedgwick county. The
EAGLES article has been met with a
storm of denial and accusations. Now.
there was no intention of misrepresent-
ing any town or any city or any county.
The Leavenworth Times. in concluding
column reply, suggests that the EAGLE
cannot afford to refrain from a correc-
ton. Of course not, if there is any cor
rection. The Times further says that
millions of dollars were added to the tax
roll of Wichita and Sedgwick county
Las year. OF course there was. But as
the property and values were
actually acquired, what else would
the officers have done under
their oaths. The papers will
remember. too, that no real estate was
assessed last year, nothing but the added
Improvements and the added personal
property. With the new assessment,
next year, Wichita will show a greater
gain than last. What are you going to
do about that? To the valuation of this
year six or eight millions of dollars will
be added the coming spring. What are
you going to do about it: To prove that
our taxes are lower this year than last,
that the per cent. of levy is not only
lower, but that taxes are actually lower,
all we have to do is to call attention to
the fact that the average taxpayer of
Sedgwick county pays as a rule only
about half the sum he paid last year on
the same property.
But to put ourselves right we will, at
the earliest day possible, or as soon as
we can from the county treasurers obtain
the official figures or copies of tax re-
ceipts, publish the exact rates, by items
and sums total of the counties which
have complained of the EAGLES show
ing. which will disclose whether there
was any misrepresentation Oh not.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-15
WHAT is CHRISTIAN SCIENCE?

From the Christian Witness
This question is often asked, and sell
dom answered. A definition of this I'M
Christian, unscientific, so-called Chris
tan science, as given by Mrs: EDDY, It's
chief advocate, is enough to doom 1t TO
everlasting infamy by all lovers OF truth
and righteousness:
Christian science teaches that sick
ness only exists in the imagination; that
man is not sick, but simply believes hum
self sick, and only needs to think he is
well and he will become so. That soul Is
God, or but another term for God. 1nat
material man, or. in other words, man as
we see him on this earth, Is myth.
That the body, together with that which
animateS it or causes motion I'D IL, is
lie and deiusion-that there Is nothing
in man to be saved. That there Is no
personal man; that man Is reflection OF
God, and that God has no outline; that
a personal man or a personal GOD are
theological mythopasms; that man Is not
both soul and body. That man finally
becomes part of God, Just,as drop OF
water falls into the ocean; also, that there
is no part of God in man. That there Is
never a man or woman born INTO this
world. That this world is not real, but
is delusion or dream, and that ali
matter is delusion That the idea that
man has a life or soul separate from
God, is the error which Jesus came to
destroy
Here is an atheistic rejection of nearly
every fundamental doctrine of Christian
ity, and revival of the exploded notions
of the most ancient heather philoso-
pliers. 1t surely has nothing new IN 1t,
and it gives the clearest evidence that
its author, though claiming to be a
Christian, knows nothing of Christ nor
of Christianity, as system of salvation.
1t is theoretical, and must end In prac-
teal infidelity.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-15
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

Cottonwood Falls is soon to be illu-
minated with electricity.
Fort SCOTS gas wells are now on the
decline and the CITY wants electricity.
They are going to try one more deep gas
hole in the hope of striking lasting
find
The Anthony Republican of Tuesday
evening contains a double loaded edl-
torial announcing that twenty-five loot
vein of rock salt has been discovered IN
the gas we'll at that city.
A lady in the insane asylum at Osa-
watomie-one of the patients-has
formed $50 separate words out of the
letters which spell ''Constantinople. "
Her name is Hanson, and she halls from
Hutchinson.
A cotton gin is now at work in Medl-
cine Lodge ginning Barbour county 5
crop of cotton. The cotton industry IS
gradually becoming more and more i'm
portant in our southern tier of counties.
The Concordia Blade bears a rumOr
that the Missouri Pacific has obtained
managing control of the Kansas Pacific
branch of the Union Pacific. and that
the transfer papers have been signed
Under the laws Of Kansas city may
take stock in a railroad, coal or lead
mine. gas or oil well, or other similar
public enterprise which promises good
return for the city, to the amount OF
s., 800 or less.
Burlington Nonpariel: Our schools
are loaded up with too many branches
that do not pertain to common school ed
ucation. Latin. music and other orna-
mental truck ought to be discontinued.
We want TO see our schools taught plain
English without scallops.
Professor Swenson secured his patent
on the Fort Scott Sugar Process on the
18th of October and commissioner Col
man was not made aware of the fact
until October Goth. He asserts that Mr..
Swenson was in the employ of the gov
erument when the discover es were
made. which We're a part of the duties
for which he was paid. Mr.. Colman viii
Law the facts before the attorney general
with the request that legal proceedings
be taken to cancel the patent. Scott
Tribune.
The Attica Advocate saws: George W.
Brown. of Lidsburg, had mortgage on
his hogs, but he committed the error Of
selling three OF them III ofdeT 10 DCy
feed to keep the rest alive, as they were
all certain of starving to death other
wise. The mortgage then took the hogs
and sent Brown to Jail for fifty days for
saving his property.
In 1856 in the .'treeless and sterile deS-
ert- state of Kansas S232,923 worth of
native wood was sold. There is no state
in which trees grow more rapidly and III
greater variety than in Kansas. There
were last year 9.526 acres OF walnut trees,
10. Pa acres of maple, go acres Of honey
locust. 2e0. $50 acres of cottonwood. and
lN.-37s acres of other varieties IN the
stNe. a total of 4,}2 ,26s acres Of forest
trees.
The Lawrence JoursEl says: South
western kansans are making their claims
10 separataxongression district based
on the census Of 1870 BY that time they
will be entitled TO it, The rapid settle
ment of the newly organized counties
has 50 crowded the calendars of western
district courts with business that II Is
almost impossible for civil cases 10 have
hearing. the term Of the courts being
eDgrossed with criminal business.